The phrase "a system that systematically" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a system that operates in a methodical and organized manner, often emphasizing the repetitive nature of its processes.
Example: "The organization implemented a system that systematically evaluates employee performance to ensure fairness and transparency."
Alternatives: "a method that consistently" or "a framework that methodically".
Even though we have developed a gonorrhea reporting system, we still lack a comprehensive system that systematically monitors the resistance of N. gonorrhoeae.
It has set up a robotic system that systematically tests all 2,000 existing chemical drugs in combinations of two.
"Giuliani represents the old: an archaic system that systematically devalues black life".
Our failure to adequately meet our students' needs was not our failure alone - it was the failure of an educational system that systematically places unqualified teachers in classes serving students with the most significant needs.
Such a system that collects systematically reliably data to determine whether a given medication is teratogenic or not through monitoring of a large exposure group could provide strong evidence on safety [ 13, 22].
"I hope that, in a few years, it'll become clear to everyone just what we mean by system building and that we can help people on everything from building a healthcare system to, for example, building government systems that systematically root out corruption," he said.
The broad goal of our partnership is to create world-class school systems that systematically recruit, develop and retain exceptional educators.
Education systems that systematically sort students into winners and losers based on narrow definitions of achievement contribute to an ever-worsening divide between social groups, exacerbated when those lines fall closely along ethnic divides.
In this meticulously researched book Hatcher, who has represented vulnerable people in court for years, including children in foster care, lifts the lid on a system that rather than helping the needy, systematically turns them into "a source of revenue".
Those conditions have allowed Mr. Nazarbayev to eliminate his rivals systematically, constructing, in two decades, a system that revolves around a single personality.
